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Finding adventure, challenge and friendship
Women's weekend adventures with Johnsonville Corps.
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God’s Lessons for a full life
Rod Carey applies biblical principles from Genesis to our Christian life today.
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Going the distance
Meet record breaking endurance cyclist Stu Downs.
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Accepted the way I am
Annette Perkins on giving to her church and the disabled community.
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Food, glorious homemade food!
Alison and Simon Holst on the simplicity of cooking.
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Well seasoned?
What does it look like to be salt in the world?
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Food in schools initiative a good start.
The Salvation Army applauds the Government’s part in expanding the Kick Start programme.
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From No House to a Home in Four Days
Help build a house for a low income New Zealand family.
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Being an optimist
Kiwis are among the most optimistic people in the world.
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Seeing God as my anchor
Joanne Whiu is enjoying her walk with God.
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Good news for the neighbourhood
Get to know American civil rights activist Dr John Perkins.
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Pacific peoples making progress despite increasing adversity.
The first State of the Nation report on Pasifika people is released.
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Film review - A Place At The Table
A powerful documentary on America's growing food crisis.
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The Ragamuffin Army Band
The Ragamuffin Army Band on the importance of worshipping when faced with opposition.
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Reality Bites
Ingrid Barratt on learning to be a less than perfect mum.
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The Story of Your Life
The chapter of your life connects to a grand, epic story: the love story of God.
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Make Friends With The Poor
Social justice is about forming relationships with those who suffer injustice.
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Finding love online
The pitfalls and practicalities of using the internet to start a relationship.
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Everyone has value
Viliama has graduated from the Alcohol and Drug Awareness Centre in Tonga.
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Convention Centre’s hidden cost
New SkyCity Convention Centre will potentially cause more problems.
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Prevent People Trafficking Conference
New Zealand Salvation Army co-hosts third event.
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Submission to Psychoactive Substances Bill
We ask the Government to prohibit import, manufacture and sale of synthetic cannabis.
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Film Review - Iron Man 3
The latest instalment of the highly successful Marvel series.
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A court with a difference
A fresh approach to supporting the homeless in Wellington.
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Thirsty for water, hungry for food
Healthy habits can help us head off times of spiritual drought, writes Heather Rodwell.
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The Wahine Disaster
A personal account by Major Joan Beale.
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Giving to Red Shield helps changes lives
Renee wanted to give her children a better life than she had.
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Red Shield Appeal 2013 is vital
This year’s Red Shield Street Appeal will be the most important in decades.
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Practical assistance to Bangladesh disaster
Officers and cadets respond to building disaster in Savar.
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Salvation Army Responds to China Earthquake
1.5 million people left homeless after 7.0 magnitude earthquake.
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Film Review - Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away 3D
An amazing live show, vividly brought to life on screen.
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Companies caring for communities
The business community plays an increasing role in The Salvation Army’s provision of social services.
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Historic events in Denmark
The Salvation Army's highest honour and installation of new territorial leaders.
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Contentment beyond circumstances
Jenny Collings considers how to leave behind roller-coaster Christianity.
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In the same boat
Rosy Keane on clinging to God in the storm.
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The source of real life
Tammy Mohi wasn't really living until she met Jesus.
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Unfashionable revolution
Author, activist and speaker Shane Claiborne on living out social justice.
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The Shepherd and His Sheep - Part 11
Reflections on Psalm 23 and God the shepherd.
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The Shepherd and His Sheep - Part 10
Reflections on Psalm 23 and God the shepherd.
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The Shepherd and His Sheep - Part 9
Reflections on Psalm 23 and God the shepherd.
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Holidaying at home
You don’t have to ‘get away from it all’ to take a break.
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Never the same again
General Linda Bond’s Easter message to Salvationists around the world.
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Film Review - Oz: The Great and Powerful
Sam Raimi's prequel to the classic The Wizard of Oz
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Equipped for life’s adventures
Darren Frazer on why BMAC is a lasting investment in young people’s lives.
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A better way
Steve Robinson tells how God rescued him from misery and near certain death.
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Spain and Portugal Command Inaugurated
The Salvation Army's newest Command inaugurated in Madrid.
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Film Review - The Master
Paul Thomas Anderson's tale of spirituality and belief in post-war America.
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Vision for the Lost or Lost Vision?
Major Harold Hill considers William Booth’s legacy - 100 years on.
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The Salvation Army to Host Events at UN Commission
An integral role at the Commission on the Status of Women.
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I couldn’t be a policeman without being a Christian
Sergeant Craig Kitto on serving Christ in the Police.
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An Argument Against Everything
The same arguments have always been used to avoid change, says author Matt Crossman.
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Serving Jesus in the Police
Constable Lio Kaihau on being a Christian Police officer.
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Creative & courageous leadership vital for NZ
The State of the Nation 2013 report is released.
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God makes the best peanut butter
Sammy Millar on why God is the key ingredient in marriage.
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Saved to serve
Steve Gunson loves the vision of The Salvation Army.
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A karakia for New Zealand
Cindy Ruakere is best known for her prayers for Aotearoa.
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Vessels in God’s hands
Ameet and Jessica Londhe start officer training in 2014.
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Film Review - Zero Dark Thirty
Kathryn Bigelow's story about the hunt for Osama bin Laden.
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Film Review- Lincoln
Steven Spielberg's acclaimed historical drama.
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Team Christ
Jerome Ropati, Holly van Dalen and CJ Bruton on faith in professional sport.
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Front row faith
Hurricanes star Jeffery Toomaga-Allen on the opportunities God has given him.
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Making space for God
Never underestimate the benefit of solitude to the soul, writes Lorraine LePine.
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Journeying together for a second chance
A unique partnership to combat 'P' addiction.
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I started to blossom
Petrina has joined the family at The Salvation Army in Hutt City.
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Body and soul fitness
Paris Winiata is a personal trainer who helps people strengthen their build and their souls.
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The most important New Year’s resolution
The most important resolution that any of us can make is to ask for God’s help.
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Our generous God
Will you give generously to God this Christmas season?
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It’s about the baby
Don’t be distracted by the minor players; remember who the real star of Christmas is.
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The World of Lonely Dog
How could a shy little dog possibly represent Christ?
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Sharing in the adventure
Jesus calls to us in our everyday ordinariness to set out on our own adventures.
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God changed my husband
Litiana Cola wanted another husband, but God had other ideas.
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Change of address
Bruce & Trish Mataki are giving up a dream lifestyle to follow God’s call.
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Relationship central
Nicky and Sila Lee on growing in marriage and parenting.
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Speaking up for South Auckland
New Zealand’s most vulnerable communities want opportunities, not handouts.
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Family fun
Nicky and Sila Lee explain that we need to chill out and have more fun. And that starts at home.
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Set free from the spirit of fear
Janet Munn tells how Jesus set her free from fear.
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Standing strong
Dynamic disciples of Jesus Christ stay the course, says Colleen Marshall.
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I needed to change…
Bronwyn Malcolm on the many benefits of physical fitness.
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Praying in groups
Some ideas to get the most from small group prayer.
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Kiwi Flyer
Phil Twigge's stumbling journey to find real life.
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What do I stand for?
Barry Keane asks an important question.
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Film Review - Not A Fan
Are you close enough to Jesus to get the benefits but not so close to require sacrifice?
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Taming the tongue
Dynamic disciples match their talk with their walk, says Colleen Marshall.
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Grace was a word that eluded me
Major Steph Herring is a corps officer of the Singapore Central Corps.
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Tell me about the Bible?
Important facts about the Bible.
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Mountain ministry
Andrew Higgins is the Queenstown Community Chaplain helping many local ski field workers.
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The bored and the boring
Tony Campolo says, ‘There are two kinds of people in the world: the bored and the boring.’
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Benchmarks for believers
Dynamic disciples show no favouritism, says Colleen Marshall.
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Encounters on the footpaths
Nolan Hill is the leader of ‘nite church’, a Salvation Army student fellowship in Dunedin.
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Fearfully and wonderfully made
Sophie was beautiful. She had it all: the looks, the hair and the sweet manner.
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The ultimate reality check
Dynamic disciples live authentic lives, says Colleen Marshall.
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Film Review- Kiwi Flyer
Fun family comedy about a boy's dream of winning the Nelson Trolley Derby.
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Big dreams for Zoo Boogie
Music with a mission for young children.
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Signs of spring
Signs of spring are everywhere but will it be a season for personal and spiritual growth?
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A message for eternity
John Lazo-Ron takes a look at two different approaches to church-based drama.
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Living life with Spirit
Sheryn Adamson on taking time to listen and obey the Holy Spirit’s voice.
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Christians with muscle
A fresh take on bringing together spiritual discipline with physical discipline.
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Online copyright
Helpful advice from Netsafe about online copyright.
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The Bible is my best friend
Where Tuni Parata goes, so does her Bible.
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Shelter from the storm
The men living at 62 Poulson Street all have a tale to tell.